I have an IIS web site. This web site contains other web sites so the structure is like this.
[code]....
The problem is that it now tries to find the file at http:serverMainWebSiteScripts....
How can I work around that? Should I put all my scripts and CSS files into the root directory, is that a preferred solution?
I would like to have several websites that use the same styles, scripts, and App_GlobalResources. What would be the best way to structure my websites (web applications) to use the same files? I also need to share user controls with code behind.
View 6 RepliesBasically I need multiple code-behind files each containing different functions for a page. Different classes do not do this because they are not connected to the page so their methods require parameters I want direct control of the page without the need for parameters.
I can only seem to crete one code-behind file and I need many. I've tried putting the aspx page in the App_Code folder but this causes an error.
My displaycloud.aspx page contains two databound data lists, each for displaying a tag cloud. The datalists have an EmptyDataTemplate that holds an empty label if nothing is retrieved from the db. I am trying to display the message 'Please Log a Story', by using the code below on the companyadmin page, but I am getting an error (the controls are not on the same page). How can I reference the labels positive_tags and negative_tags from displaycloud.aspx in companyadmin.aspx? Also, I want to redirect if the EmptyDataTemplate is not executed as shown at the very bottom of the page.displaycloud.aspx:
<EmptyDataTemplate>
<asp:Label ID="positive_tags" runat="server" Text=""></asp:Label>
</EmptyDataTemplate>
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i am developing in asp.net and i use different JavaScript and CSS files.
i have a master page "masterpage1" a folder admin in this folder i have a masterpage, called masterpageadmin which inherits from the masterpage1 and all aspx files in the folder admin inherits from the masterpageadmin only the "admin" role can acess to the masterpageadmin and aspx files in the folder admin
My question:
how should i reference in my masterpage1 my JavaScript and CSS, so that the aspx files in the admin folder can use them.
We are currently developing an ASP.NET MVC application which will be deployed on a corporate intranet, with a slightly-modified customer facing version available on the public internet.We're making use of a number of external javascript libraries (e.g. jQuery) and a discussion has come up regarding referencing the libraries - should we reference them from an external source (e.g. via the Google load jQuery method) or keep our own version locally and reference from there?The project manager is a little concerned about having a 'dependency' on Google (or whoever) if we reference from there, and thinks that having our own copy of the library makes us more independent. On the other hand, I have heard there are a number of advantages to letting someone else host the library - for example, they handle versioning for us, Google aren't going anywhere anytime soon...
(for the purpose of the discussion assume the intranet we're hosting on has external access - obviously if it turns out it doesn't the decision is very much made for us!)So. Does this matter? And if so, what should we do and why?(I appreciate this is subjective - but it would be very useful to get advice from anyone with experience or thoughts on the matter. Not sure if this is a candidate for community wiki or not, let me know if I should have put it there and I'll know for future!)
I am using a CustomValidator to compare two textbox control values in the form view. These values are not required but must be compared if a valuue is entered. The same two controls are defined in both Edit Item Template and Insert Item Template. The formview default mode is Edit.
The javascipt for the custom validator works when in Edit mode. However, when the form view is Insert, the javascript throws an error of NullReferenceException. how I can adjust my code so that the client-side javascript works for both Edit and Insert mode?
The form view is in a content page. The script is in the Head content placeholder
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function cvSecondaryEmail_Validate(source, args)
{
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i have made an .aspx page of c# in folder named as "USERPANEL". Also placed all my js in "js" folder and css files in "css" folder & all these pages are placed under "USERPANEL" folder same location where i have create a page. If i would placing the css on the page itself then it's working but not loading any external stylesheets. why? below is code as i am attaching the fontawesome file placed in fonts folder.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href= "fonts/font-awesome.css" runat="server"/>.
I've been working on this for a while and was wondering if anyone has run into the issue of error 404 on IIS. More specifically, when I type in http://localhost/test/test.aspx, the page runs, but the referenced files (JS and CSS) are not being used.
View 3 RepliesI am developing a website in ASP.NET and I am using various javascript frameworks/libraries. The different files belonging to these frameworks/libraries rarely changes thus there is no reason to refresh those files once they have been sent to the client browser (atleast not everytime a page is served).I see that the HttpContext object can be used somehow, that I can set the content expiration on the files/folders on the IIS, or maybe setup somekind of caching in the web.config file. 1. What is best practice/what approach should I take
View 2 RepliesIs it possible to merge several JavaScript files being used on a site into one? I'm looking to do this to minimize server loads by forcing only one download. This way I can keep my JavaScript organized into separate files and still have efficiency.
View 2 RepliesI have heard that if we use gzip, aspx files will be loading faster. But, I am not sure as to how to use it in my web applications. I am hosting my site with GODADDY (ASP 2, IIS 7) Can anyone tell me if I will be able to use gzip? Can you give me a sample file where gzip is used?
View 4 RepliesI am developing in asp.net mvc and using multiple javascript files.eg jquery, jquery-ui, google-maps my own js files etc.for performance should i combine these into one?if so how?
View 4 RepliesI recently ran yslow on a page i have (master paged etc) and it returned that there were far too many javascript files included (most of which I haven't added).
I guess my question is that given i have v1.0.20229.0 of the toolkit.dll (over .net 2)
I'm wondering if subsequent releases have fixes for this sort of thing?
If you have too many javascript file includes with a compositescript in a script manager you get this error..."The resource URL cannot be longer than 1024 characters. If using a CompositeScriptReference, reduce the number of ScriptReferences it contains, or combine them into a single static file and set the Path property to the location of it."
I know how to fix this using a plane old asp:scriptmanager (use script manager proxies). But how do I fix it using a ToolkitScriptManager?
<ajaxToolkit:ToolkitScriptManager ID="GeneralScriptManager" CombineScripts="true" CombineScriptsHandlerUrl="Utility/CombineScriptsHandler.ashx" runat="server" AsyncPostBackTimeout="480" EnablePageMethods="true">
<CompositeScript>
<Scripts>
<asp:ScriptReference Path="JavaScript/jQuery/jquery-1.4.1.min.js" /
... A whole lot more script references here
</Scripts>
</CompositeScript>
</ajaxToolkit:ToolkitScriptManager>
UpdateI've tried doing this with the script combiner included in the sample application. I think it's right, but I've been wrong plenty of times before... No luck though.Another update So, I thought that maybe if I included multiple CompositeScript blocks within the single ToolkitScriptManager it might create them all as separate files. Nope. Still get the same error. No one has any ideas? When I Google "toolkitscriptmanager cannot be longer than 1024 characters" this StackOverflow question is the number 1 result...
I built the asp.net website in release mode, set the debug flag to false in web.config, but still some of the webresource.axd and scriptresource.axd and javascript files are not getting cached. fiddler shows the status code "200" for these items instead of "304". what else I am missing to cache these files?
View 1 RepliesI have a code like
var mySession = "<%= Session["MyID"] %>";
alert ( mySession );
and when I place this code in my aspx page inside a script tag, it works fine. But it doesn't work in an external js file. I am not able to figure out the problem.
Is there anything wrong in my code, or is it like this by default?
i have some javascripts file which i need those to be chached for my website. also can i GZIP javascript files?
View 2 RepliesI have a ASP.Net 3.5 web site I developed on my old XP sp3 machine. The app uses Master Pages and App_Themes that include style sheet and images - and also an image folder off the main root for most of the images. There are also some javascript files in a /scripts folder for jQuery and one other. I now have a brand new Win 7 64-bit dev machine and I migrated the app there. It compiles and runs fine - even through the Enterprise Library hitting the SQL database - the only problem I am haveing is with the CSS and javascripot files. For some reason that I cannot detect they are not resolving when I run the app. The CSS does resolve at design time and all the styles are rendered correctly in the designer. This leads me to believe that it may be an IIS 7 issue?
View 2 RepliesHow do i make sure that for particular ASP.NET page CSS/JS file will not be cached on browser side (each time its loaded from server)?
Anything that can be done using the server side code?
I have downloaded the source code for the latest version of the AjaxControlToolkit and have noticed that there are differences in the scripts included in the solution.
Previously, only one debug version of a JavaScript file was included for each control. This was then stripped of newlines and comments before building in release mode to embed these modified files in the output dll. However, now the solution has both the debug.js and .js versions (debug and compressed versions, respectively) included in the solution for each control.
My question is, if I desired to make changes to the debug versions of the JavaScript file for any control, does the compressed version of the file get generated automatically or is there some manual action I need to take to produce those files? It appears as though with this solution there are no integrated build tasks as in the previous versions so I feel like my latter suspicion may be correct but was hoping for input from somebody who knows more about this.
I do not like the idea of including overriden methods of toolkit funtions in my site's JavaScript, I am just curious how I would go about producing the release version of the script. In other words, how would the developers that work on the AjaxControlToolkit do this when working with the solution.\ | m ny;[6n n
I am willing to follow the rules of the W3C where it is recommended that javascript and CSS files should be in individual files and not within the page.
Good, following this rule, and not wanting to overload the master page, I would like to embed the dependencies dynamically. So how could I insert the libraries dynamically? I think the bigger problem is the Ajax requests.
Example:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://sstatic.net/so/js/master.js?v=6523"></script>
I tried using the JavascriptResult, but he writes the content on the page, and do not run as "Stream."
We are working on an ASP.NET CMS project using jQuery as the basis for our client side scripting. The jquery-1.2.6.js file is the only script file that is always included. Other script files are currently included depending on what components the CMS editor is using on a page or page template.A lot of the script combiners produce a static script. If we took that approach we would have to add all possible script files in just in case they were needed. We are not currently using any of the ASP.NET Ajax extensions so have not looked at what that may give us.
View 2 RepliesI am using AJAX in some pages. this causing my website to grow. 300K is ajax. I would like to lower this to a normal size so the site can be loaded quicly.I have IIS7 and I already have encription for files. What else should I do to handle this problem?
View 4 RepliesActually we have series of images named 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, 4.jpg & 5.jpg.
when i delete 2.jpg, then i rename 5.jpg with 2.jpg. But all this happens on server & on page load it is displaying 2.jpg from temporary files, not from server.
Solution is in two ways:-
1. either I will make page not to save any images on client's system(in temporary internet files).
2. or i will have to delete all images from temporary internet files.